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Transport Act 2000

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98 Air traffic services.

(1) For the purposes of this Part these are air traffic services— (a) providing instructions, information or advice with a view to preventing aircraft colliding with other aircraft or with other obstructions (whether in the air or on the ground); (b) providing instructions, information or advice with a view to securing safe and efficient flying; (c) managing the flow of air traffic with a view to ensuring the most efficient use of airspace; (d) providing facilities for communicating with aircraft and for the navigation and surveillance of aircraft; (e) notifying organisations of aircraft needing search and rescue facilities, and assisting organisations to provide such facilities. (f) making an airspace change proposal to the CAA, or developing such a proposal with a view to making it to the CAA. (1A) In paragraph (1)(f), “airspace change proposal” means a proposal— (a) to change— (i) airspace structures within the London, Scottish or Shanwick Oceanic flight information regions, or (ii) the flight procedures to be followed in those regions or any part of them, and (b) which is of a type that the CAA is required to develop procedures for dealing with by directions given under section 66 of this Act (air navigation: directions). (2) The Secretary of State may by order amend the meaning of air traffic services for the purposes of this Part.

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98 Air traffic services.

(1) For the purposes of this Part these are air traffic services— (a) providing instructions, information or advice with a view to preventing aircraft colliding with other aircraft or with other obstructions (whether in the air or on the ground); (b) providing instructions, information or advice with a view to securing safe and efficient flying; (c) managing the flow of air traffic with a view to ensuring the most efficient use of airspace; (d) providing facilities for communicating with aircraft and for the navigation and surveillance of aircraft; (e) notifying organisations of aircraft needing search and rescue facilities, and assisting organisations to provide such facilities. (f) making an airspace change proposal to the CAA, or developing such a proposal with a view to making it to the CAA. (1A) In paragraph (1)(f), “airspace change proposal” means a proposal— (a) to change— (i) airspace structures within the London, Scottish or Shanwick Oceanic flight information regions, or (ii) the flight procedures to be followed in those regions or any part of them, and (b) which is of a type that the CAA is required to develop procedures for dealing with by directions given under section 66 of this Act (air navigation: directions). (2) The Secretary of State may by order amend the meaning of air traffic services for the purposes of this Part.

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